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A series of municipal programs support Mainers in making environmentally sound decisions when the time is right. The state can and should do the same.

Napier councillors are divided over whether there are culture and leadership problems at the council as the local body election looms.

Our response to the climate crisis will be more reliant on grassroots efforts.

The city council has agreed on a 9.8 percent average increase per property over the coming year.

Climate change will impact all Maine residents, but those with fewer resources may have a harder time responding to that change.

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Leaders from around the globe are converging on Glasgow, Scotland for what has been billed as the most consequential UN climate summit in years. While much of the discussion at COP26 will be about worldwide or country-specific emissions levels, what emerges will shape policy decisions at the local level.

Majority vote among councillors will see Māori wards formed for Napier from 2025.

Mothers Day 2021: Vaccines, pandemic recovery create reunions after a year of social distancing By Jordan Smith Mothers Day around the world Here are how some countries outside of the U.S. normally celebrate their own versions of Mothers Day: There will be no shortage of moms across the United States opening gifts like flowers and cards on Mother’s Day, but the most meaningful thing they open just might be their arms for a much-needed hug. The COVID-19 pandemic put a real damper on the annual...

Virtual talks, film festival celebrate Earth Day 2021 Sierra Club Maine will host a series of discussions ranging from waste reduction to the intersection of racism, economics and climate change, and Maine Audubon and the Maine Outdoor Film Festival team up for a special night of showings. Share Sierra Club Maine’s Earth Day celebration, with the theme “Restore Our Earth,” will be virtual again this year, but Executive Director Sarah Leighton said there is still plenty in store to “ins...